N Chandrababu Naidu: During his discussion with the President, Naidu stated that “state-sponsored” terror in Andhra Pradesh has reached “unimaginable heights,” endangering democracy, institutions, and the state’s very fabric.
However, TDP supremo N Chandrababu Naidu arrived in Delhi on Monday to meet. President Ram Nath Kovind to demand the imposition of President’s rule in Andhra Pradesh, just days after many.
On Tuesday, Naidu will meet with.
During his discussion with the. President, Naidu stated that “state-sponsored” terror in Andhra. Pradesh has reached “unimaginable heights,” endangering democracy, institutions, and the state’s very fabric.
The. TDP insisted in the document that “Article. 356 is not something to be imposed casually” and that it “does not condone its implementation except under dire circumstances,” and that “we strongly urge you to see the existing situation in. Andhra. Pradesh has been described as “the gravest of dreadful situations, practically unmatched in the history of independent India” over the last two and a half years..”
For instance, “Other jurisdictions where. Article 356 was enacted saw a catastrophic breakdown of law and order, armed insurgent resistance, widespread popular opposition, or political instability during government formation. “I firmly believe that the case of. Andhra Pradesh presents a one-of-a-kind combination of circumstances,” it stated. Therefore, “The ruling party and state government, in conjunction with the police system, are facilitating the breakdown of law and order… Before this condition of anarchy in. AP develops to further risks and social evils that endanger both state and national security, the Centre must intervene.”
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